Sunday Services and Schedules for Local Churches
The Congregational church lists Sunday school at 10 am preaching at 11 am, Young People at 7 pm, and Evening service at 8 pm with the sermon on Davids Consecration. Evening Young People meet without preaching. Members are invited to hear Rev. Crouch at the M E church. Epworth League at 7 pm Sunday at the Methodist church with Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm. First Mass at 7 am Second Mass at 9 30 am Sunday school at 10 30 am Benedicton 7 30 pm.
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David
M.E
Crouch
Epworth League Mvete
Sleep and Nervine Claim Sleep Restoration
Ad claims sleep restores energy and healing by quieting irritated nerves. It notes Nervine has no opiates and leaves no bad after effects. The text touts Dr Miles Nervine as renewing sleep and improving physical well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Two Arizona Appointments to Land Office Posts
President Roosevelt appoints Frank Parker of Phoenix as register and George Bagter of Nogales as land office chief at Phoenix. Parker succeeds Lyman Wakefield of Tucson, who resigned. Bagter replaces Hildreth who also resigned and who questioned his own report. Bagter, a Rough Rider and friend of the president, has been auditor for the Sonora line and resided in several Arizona towns.
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Washington
Eay
Roosevelt
Frank Parker
Phoenix Register
George Bagter
Nogalee
Arizona
Phoenix
Parker
Lyman W. Wakefield
Tucson
Bagbee
Fenn
Hildreth
Register
Kithey
Bogtre
Sonora
Randolph Aytem
Azone
Ceiver
Bryan-Smith Club Opens in Tombstone
The Bryan-Smith Club opened at its Allen Street headquarters in Tombstone with Col. B. L. Pickett elected president and Oscar K. Goll named secretary. About 200 members enrolled and an open air meeting drew several hundred attendees, including many women, who listened as speakers urged party activity. The Tombstone City band performed the Star Spangled Banner. Col. Pickett presided over the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
p-Smith Club
Tombstone
Allen Street
Col. B. L. Pickett
Oscar K. Goll
City Democratic Central Committee
Will Wake
Democratic Rally Honors Leader and Ari a Champion
A political meeting opened with a glowing tribute to the national leader and Ari a champion, then featured A. Murray Jr. of Bishop attacking the Republican banner and urging Democrats to seek a brighter future. E.G Strickler defended Arizona party morals and praised Democratic ticket benefits, followed by Col. Pickett’s closing remarks as candidates circulated.
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Ari
A. Murray, Jr
Bishop
Murray
E.G Strickler
Bisheo
Arion
Arizona
Strickler
Banner County
Col. Pickett
Biskee
Mighty Hunters of the Huachucas
Touxen Arizona October 26 1908 The Western Union Telegraph Co replaces its old line from Benson to Nogales with new poles employing a force of fifteen men. A deer and bear season opens and a scout killed a Macktail near the Fort last week. Frank Haug and Sergeant Women hunted Petersons ranch and caused much shooting to scare game into Mexico. Joe Bren Frank Earle visits from El Paso to inspect the Hersbal Mg Co and Tombstone holdings. Wanted Sales Magazine seeks a Tombstone man to manage expiring subscriptions and lure new ones with special methods. permanent post pays $1.50 daily plus commission. apply Room 102 Success Magazine Building New York.
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Touxen
Ariz
Western Union Telegraph Co
Benson
Nogales
E P A Larriew
Frank Haug
Peterson
Edaubia
Mexico
Pete
Mesat
Petereun
Joe Bren
Sweerss Magazine
Tombstone
Peacock
Success Magazine
New York
Cochise County Voters Registration and Local News
The column lists Cochise County wards and registration data with towns like Bisbee Douglas Willcox and Tombstone. It notes events including Chris Elterbes returning from St Louis to mourn his father, Phoenix council funding for hose races, Mark Sonivh speaking in Tombstone, a commitment to an asylum, and Deputy Sheriff Will White transporting four prisoners from Bisbee.
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Rucker
Pearce
San Bernardino
Gleeson Or Paradive
Wilgas Curtis Lowell
Courtland
Ath Canyon
FOG Cco
Otoentc
TROD
Inet
Sherif Will White
Bisbee
Hastile
Marcus A. Smith to Speak in Tombstone Wednesday Night
The itinerary for Marcus A. Smith shows revised speaking dates in Cochise County with events listed in Benton October 20 Combatone October 2 Babee October 22 Lowell October 23 and October 24.
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Mark Smith
Cochise County
Benton
Combatone
Babee
Lowell
Geronimo Attends Lawton Sportsmen Convention Speech
Geronimo, prisoner at Fort Sill for 22 years, visited Lawton Oklahoma with braves to address the sportsmen convention. He claimed religious conversion and discussed past and present hunts, while locals doubt his true stance. Also reported are a Friday night dance at Gage Hall and updates on Mrs. Davalie and Neil Bailey’s assembly candidacy.
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Geronimo
Fort Sill
Lawton
Oklahoma
Ronimo
Arizona
Gage Hall
Usu
Territorial items of interest list grim incidents and politics
The report mentions JW Seantlis who died after hydrophobia injury, a Pai County pioneer dying of cancer, and a 67 pound gold bar from the Congress mine. It notes Graham County grand jury indictments including two murder charges, a Republican rally with Governor Kibtey and Ralph Cameron, and an accidental shooting of Jim Yeager on the Yuma reservation.
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Todiane
Pioneer
Pai County
Congress Mine
Graham County
Kibtey
Ralph Cameron
Yuma
Hillside campaign rift over Arizona statehood pledge
Wickenburg residents hear Governor Kibbey pledge Arizona statehood by Roosevelt’s word, affecting Cameron supporters. Some switch to Smith as Kibbey warns Cameron would not seat before Roosevelt leaves office March 4, highlighting party split and GOP aims to gain Arizona.
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Kibbey
Wickensburg
Cameron
Smith
Roosevelt
Arizona
Weather Forecast for Arizona October 17
Dewey weather bulletin predicts fair conditions across Arizona for October 17 with light winds and no precipitation expected. Temperatures comfortable with mild daytime highs and cool nights.
Colonel William F. Stewart Retired From Army
Washington dispatch reports Colonel William F. Stewart has been retired from active service after a board found him in exile at Fort Grant Arizona. President Roosevelt ordered the retirement and Stewart received formal notification by letter. He said he was surprised by the prompt action and claimed no prior notice or planning for the retirement.
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Washington
Cobnel
William F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Arizona
Stewart
Army
War Department
President Roosevelt
Advertised Letters at Tombstone General Delivery List
The weekly general delivery list for Tombstone Post Office shows 16 names including Geo M Farrel Ed Gonzales Jesus Hayes Juan Honloban PJ Lopex Manuel Lucero Jose Moore George Mulles Barney Nall Butler Deboa Tomas Parra Ramon Ween cag. Francis D. Cuanie Postmaster announces the advertised letters and dates.
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Tombstone
Geo M Farrel
Ed Gonzales
Jesus Hayes
Juan
PJ Lopex
Manuel Lucero
Jose Moore
George Mulles
Barney Nall
Butler Deboa
Tomas Parra Ramon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tombstone C. .M.co
Parker and Bugbee
Land Office
Both Rough Riders
Frank Earle
1 Paso Smelting Co
el Paso
Earle
Hersbal Mg Co
Cochise County Voters
Chris Elterbes
St.Louis
Mark Sonivh
Amadi
Kraser
Upron
Los Angeles
Marcus A. Smith
Geronimo Makes
A. Davalie
Neil Bailey
Assembly
Rock
Bailey
Gleeson
Leadville
Newsy
Seantlis
Prescott
Jim Yeager
Yuma Reservation
Wickenburg
Candiate
Congress
Arisons
Dewseas
Arizona— Fair
Francis D. Cuanie
Diprice
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